Same hereAnyone here still stuck since Dec 2017 ... getting frustrated...
Same hereAnyone here still stuck since Dec 2017 ... getting frustrated...
Thanks for the reply, what about job change?Marriage or divorced or having children has nothing to do with citizenship application. So nothing you can update or you have to. Yes you can update your CRA or service canada items.
Email, but they put a line on ECAS after the email notice is generated.Does oath ceremony letter show up on ecas? or do you get it only thru email?
UpdatedAttended interview and test on saturday 22 Sept. Result passed
Please update info: Decision made 25 Sept 2018
Good luck to everyone still waiting
Not necessarily. What did the officer tell you? Did they tell you they are waiting on any requirement (clearances, CBSA, etc)?Test was Sept 6 in Vancouver but still ecas "In Process". Is this normal? Usually it turn to DM after a few days.
A co-worker has been in that status [after test/interview] for over a month and hasn't been able to find out why unfortunately. But he had had a Visa issue in the past [He's originally from India], so there could be additional review(s) happening.Test was Sept 6 in Vancouver but still ecas "In Process". Is this normal? Usually it turn to DM after a few days.
It took me almost 3 months after the test to get DM. They told me in the interview that they're waiting for my security clearance. When I asked how long it usually takes, they said they don't know since it's a different department.A co-worker has been in that status [after test/interview] for over a month and hasn't been able to find out why unfortunately. But he had had a Visa issue in the past [He's originally from India], so there could be additional review(s) happening.
Best of luck!
VFX
municipal elections are coming up. I'm hoping my wife will have her oath ceremony before then and be able to vote. That would be pretty cool to be able to vote in something immediately after becoming a citizen.Fun part begins. You will find out nothing changed except you are 160$ poorer because of the passport application.
We are probably on a similar boat. I took and passed the test on the 20th. The difference is that I realized the fact that few travels were missing from the residency calculation form. The interviewer asked for all the pages of my passport instead of retrieving my entry/exit records from CBSA. I gave them the copy of all the pages. Now my status is still IP. There might be a chance that they are checking the entry/exit record now.So here is my timeline:
Applied from Brampton
Application received: December 15, 2017
AOR: Feb 1, 2018
In-Processing: Feb 28, 2018
Request to appear in exam: Sept 4, 2018
Exam Date+Interview: Sept 20, 2018
Now during interview, interviewer went over all stamps on my passport. There was one stamp from 2013 (US stamp for I90, I do have alot of land border crossings) that I didn't have listed in residency calculator (possibly because I didn't remember my entry date in Canada). At this point interviewer told me that because I have so many land entry/exit between Canada and US and because I had one entry/exit stamp that was not reported on residency calculator, they would have to go over my records with CBSA to confirm I meet residency requirements and this may cause delay in my application.
Now my concern is that I did select checkbox that gave my consent to IRCC to get my entry/exit information from CBSA. Shouldn't the interviewer grab my information from CBSA ahead of the interview. And because I had selected the checkbox, should there be any delay in my application?
Does anyone know how much time can this take?